Worley, a global engineering company, has announced that it will be responsible for providing reimbursable Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) services to ExxonMobil for the Enabling Works, Infrastructure, and Interconnects scope of ExxonMobil's upcoming low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia facility. The facility is planned to be located adjacent to ExxonMobil's chemicals and refining complex in Baytown, Texas. However, the contract is subject to final investment decision, government policy support, and obtaining the necessary regulatory permits. Worley has classified the services they will offer as 'sustainable,' according to their definition of sustainability-related work. This partnership between Worley and ExxonMobil signifies a positive development in the realm of renewable energy and sustainability. By focusing on low-carbon hydrogen production, the companies are contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and fostering a more environmentally friendly approach to energy production. The collaboration underscores a joint commitment towards innovation and responsible business practices in the energy sector. The project in Baytown, Texas, is expected to have a significant impact on the region's energy landscape, highlighting the growing importance of transitioning towards cleaner energy sources.